Head coach Warren Gatland has disclosed that fly-half Dan Biggar is expected to be sidelined for approximately two weeks due to a chest muscle injury sustained during Wales’ commanding triumph over Australia.
Biggar was forced to exit the field after only 12 minutes, making way for Gareth Anscombe, whose exceptional performance earned him the title of man of the match in the 40-6 victory.
“Dan’s stretched his pec, we are not too sure,” Gatland said.
“I haven’t spoken to the medics but I spoke to Dan and they are saying it is probably a couple of weeks.”
Wales face Georgia in Nantes on 7 October before a quarter-final in Marseille the following weekend after becoming the first team to achieve last eight qualification in the 2023 World Cup.
“We have got 13 days’ break before we take on Georgia so that potentially rules him out of that match, just to recover,” said Gatland.
“It’s not a significant injury, just a pec strain.”
In a 23-point haul, Anscombe kicked six penalties, a drop-goal, a conversion and chipped a perfectly weighted kick for Nick Tompkins to score.
“He really stepped up tonight,” said Gatland.
“He was a bit rusty against Portugal but we’ve picked him for his experience and he controlled the game well.
“We currently have two seasoned 10s alongside a promising young talent, so our situation looks quite promising.
It was gratifying to witness his exceptional goal-kicking skills, and I believe he displayed astute decision-making throughout the game.”
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